Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11
clair had been long lex and suffered

clair had been long sick and suffered
much.
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new daughter has come to live with
Ed. Bakers family
Mr. Curtis from West Derby has pur-
| chased building lot of E. b. True, and
will erect house this spring.
Sylvester Cass has so far recovered from
his recent severe sickness as to be able to
ride out, and do some easy work.
Fast day services were held in the Bap
| fist church, and a sermon preached TO a
good congregation by the pastor, W. \.
Wilbur.
The report is current that we are TO
have new bakery, to be located in
Drew's block, near the railroad Of
course bread viii be cheaper.
Business is good now among the man
ufactories- Both veneer mill and the box
| shop are loaded with orders, and being
driven to their utmost capacity.
Charley Pike, who it is claimed stole,
the polite name is embezzled, a lot of
Mrs. Adams money, was brought here
from Chicago by Sheriff Miles on Friday,
and a hearing was held on Saturday.
There was a little sport on the lake Sat
urday, when half dozen dogs and several
men went in pursuit of a couple of rab-
| bits. One was captured, but the other
/ tVvn or and tbar1 t1rDa6
| on TO the dogs and drove them back. The
animal proved to be cat of the Thomas
| kind.
| At the annual school meeting in this viii
lage, J. E. Dickerman was chosen moder-
ator; John Young, trustee; Homer
/ Thrasher, clerk; H. S. Root, treasurer !;
| J. c. Dawson, collector; Voted % cents
on the dollar of the grand list for school
| purposes and incidental expenses. The
| district is out of debt and has $3.50 in the
treasury.
| %e>vport Center
Eugene Whipple has gone to Cali
fornia.
Jacob Courtney's twin boys are
quite sick.
VIII Allen has gone to Rutland on
a vacation.
Clifford Titus is at home to see his
invalid father.
@. E. Percy has nearly completed
his lumber job on the mountain.
Mrs. Crawford has moved into her
house which she recently purchased
at the village.
H. II. Frizzell has given up his
job at the mill of sticking up lum-
Der, and says he is going to Barton
for job.
Mr.. Quimby has completed Hall
which will be used by both the Good
| Templars and Alexander Post ; it is
neatly furnished and very attractive
The Hall formerly used by these Or
CARNATIONS has been finished for a
store and is now occupied by w. E.
Regain.
A skillful and somewhat remark
able piece of surgery was performed
here recently by DR.. c. L. Erwin :
Mr.. Beach, a gentleman living on
| West Hill met with an accident
which damned the flesh completely
| off one half or more of a finger. The
doctor was sent for and first thought
amputation necessary but the man
had the parts of flesh which had been
jammed off by the accident in his
pocket and it was carefully placed
back on the finger, carefully stuck
on with plasters and grew on to be-
come about as good as new.
| NeStmOre.
Robert Elliott will have charge
of the scythe stone shop the coming
year. Elmer Robinson goes to Bar
ton.
| he lumD6GUl0u b1dG NCuG 70 H.
| tory the first of the winter have re-
turned; they had their teams stalled
a week on the road. They report a
very improbable job.
| A number of friends and neigh
bors gathered at the residence of
Warren Pierce April 18th, to witness
the marriage of Mr.. St. Clair b.
Felch to Miss Ann Mckay. A
pleasant eve was enjoyed by all, and
a bountiful supper made the occa-
sion still more enjoyable.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.